Louise Hay: You Can Heal Your Life (Gift Edition)
this is such a beautiful book i have had it for years.
Jo Packham: Kitschy Crafts: A Celebration of Overlooked 20th-Century Crafts
Adding this to my book wish list.
Jo Packham: Organizing Your Craft Space
this is on its way cant wait to read it, if its as good as where women create then im going to be so happy.
Jo Packham: Where Women Create: Inspiring Work Spaces of Extraordinary Women
love this book, the photos are just beautiful
Kathy Lette: How to Kill Your Husband (and Other Handy Household Hints)
this is what im reading at the moment, so far its quite good, has some very funny lines in it.
Jackie Collins: Lovers and Players
havent started reading this yet
Charlotte Williamson: How Not to Be a Desperate Housewife
love this book. its so funny (*****)
Making the Most of Your Scrapbook Supplies (Ask the Masters)
this is good quite a few great ideas that i would like to try, once i get my scrapping room organized.
know that you can update photos in facebook with picnic..
I just did this one
from this
to this
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Ok just how much of this do i actually do. with DD away for a week and DH not due back until Wednesday im thinking i might just see how much of this i can do.
And being that its school holidays i might try and do it while they are home as well.
REMINDER: YOUR MORNING ROUTINE WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE
We are going to build a Morning Routine for your Control Journal or to just post on the refrigerator. Here is what I do.
1. Did you have any lunch?
2. Have you exercised any today?
3. Go do a *5 Minute Room Rescue!
4. Have you taken a break this afternoon to just sit and be good
to yourself?
5. Empty Your Trash
6. Where is your Laundry?
7. Start Supper if you havent put it in our secret weapon, the
crockpot!
8. Check your calendar for appointments this afternoon.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT TILL BEDTIME!TO Check your Before Bed Routine -
on one of the scrapping groups i am on these have been sent through:
Its called a
Got any junk?
Want to transform it into treasure?
Want to turn it into art?
Want to journal about it?
Want a snapshot of the the things that are apart of your everyday life right now?
Well this is the challenge for you!
The concept of the junk journal is to collect a mountain of 'stuff' that represents a either a facet of your life or the environment around you right now and transform it into a visual journal
First thing to do is get your book and do a cover,
Once you have your book covered...here is your first challenge "im only using a small book 8 1/2" x 5"..each challenge is only a single page..its your choice if you do a double layout but its not necessary." Your first CHALLENGE is to 'INCLUDE JUNK MAIL'. This could be something that you want, something that you have bought, an image that represents this time of year, items that inspire you, a page with everyday products and their prices, anything.
Your week 2 challenge is to include "A docket". Any docket, just a docket, doesn't have to be anything flash, just something that represents something about you now, something you have recently brought or your weekly shopping docket
This week your challenge is to include words cut from a magazine.
The prompt for this weeks Junk Journal is to - Collect Something from Nature!
Your task is to - Use some sort of 'ticket'. It can be any ticket just let your imagination run wild!
Recycle some old clothing! Yours or somebody else's.
This weeks prompt is to use something found in the laundry! One layout i seen done they used bleach on their paper...another one used a
piece of rubber glove as a border..you can use a sponge to dab paint on your page...
This week your prompt is to - "Think Green" - You can interpret this anyway you like!!!
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